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THE BIORNTN'O OHEGOXlAN. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1914. CUY. NEWS IN BRIEF OREGOXIA2 TELEPHONES. Managing Editor Main 7070. A 6003 City Editor Main 7070. A 6003 Sunday Bdltor Main 7070. A 605 Advertising Department. ..Main 7070. A Jnt5 City Circulation Main 7070, A 60Ju Composing-room ........ .Main 7U7U, A COU5 Printing-room Main 7070. A Superintendent Building. ..Main 7070. A S0U5 AMUSEMENTS. HEILIG THEATER (Broadway, at Taylor) The spectacular , m.lodrama. "The Whip." this afternoon at u o'clock and tonight at 8 o'clock. BAKER Baker Players In "Broadway Jones." This afternoon at 2:15 o'clock and tonight at 8:15 oclock. LYRIC 'Fourth anil Stark) Musical com edy. "When- Hubby Came Home," thia af ternoon at 2:30 and tonight at 7: JO and 9:10. Vaudeville. PANT AGES (Broadway and Alder) Per formances 2:15, 7:30 and W:30 P. M. MARCUS LOEW EMPRESS (Broadway anfl laninuw continuous from i:3V to u. , Moving Picture Theaters. PEOPLE'S West Park and Alder. MAJESTIC Park and Washington, COLUMBIA Sixth, near Washington. GLOBE Eleventh and Washington. NEW STAR Park and Washington. OAKS RINifc Roller skating. Special attractions. Rast Side Club Growing. The East Side Business Men's Club is engaged in a membership campaign to secure BOO new members. Already nearly 50 have been secured this month, and it is planned to add 60 more before the next meeting. Several of the mem bership committee have pledged them selves to secure ten each by the next meeting. M. B. McFauL the president, is very enthusiastic over the campaign and is confident that the 500 will be secured this Fall and Winter. It . is planned, he said, to extend the club membership to the suburbs, including Mount Tabor, Lents, Hose City Park and other districts. The dubroom has been enlarged and improved. Prohibition amendment to' Be De bated. Rev. V. H. Selleck and Fred W. Jobelmann will debate the proposed prohibition amendment this evening at 7 :30 o'clock in room A of the Central Library. Dr. "Painless" Parker and Dr. Chance, or some other member of the dental fraternity, will debate the dentistry bill. Mrs. Lora C. Little will discuss "Medical Freedom" and William JIanley will speak on Oregon's needs. The meeting and debates will be held under the auspices of the Bonville Industrial League. Old Fireboat Temporarily Resumes. To protect tha waterfront while the fireboat David Campbell is near St. Helens fighting a boat fire there, the old fireboat George H. Williams was put into active service yesterday. The old boat was hurried from the dock where she was undergoing painting find was moved Into the berth of the Campbell. As Boon as the Campbell is able to return the Williams will be sent back for completion of her re pairs. KUNDAT SCHOOL INSTITUTE HKLD AT Lents. An Institute was held in the Lents Baptist Church Sunday after noon and attended by representatives from all the churches of the Mount cott district. Addresses were delivered by Mrs. J. Earl Ulse, Paul Cowhlll, James DeYoung, W. S. Hollis, Rev. T. R. Hornschuch and others. The next district Institute will be held In this district in January in a church to be selected. Mrs. Stella M. Farum's Funeral Held. Funeral services of Mrs. Stella M. Farum, who died Sunday, were conducted yeBterday afternoon from A. R. Zellar's Chapel, 694 Williams avenue. Interment was made in Rose City Cemetery. Members of Utopia Lodge of Rebekahs No. 62, of which she was a member attended and held the serv ices of the lodge at the cemetery. Mrs. Farum was 48 years of age, and was the wife of William J. Farum. Auditors' Names Submitted. In compliance with a provision in the city charter requiring an annual audit of all municipal accounts, the county grand jury yesterday submitted the names of five accounting concerns from which the City Commission will select one. The live names submitted are Alex C. Rae, John Y. Richardson, W. R. Mackenzie & Son, E. W. Blackstone and Collls & Thompson IIanley Rally Tonight East Side. Among the speakers at the Hanley-for-United States Senator rally tonight are Ben Reisland, G. A. Johnson. Helen C. Wilson and Anne Shannon Monroe. Miss Edith Clark Patterson will sing "My Laddie" and Miss Nina Joy will fdve popular numbers. Campaign f oners. . Everyone invited, S o'clock sharp. East Side Library, 11th and Alder streets. Adv. Mrs. Cummings' Funeral to Be Held Today. Funeral services of Mrs Catherine M. Cummings, pioneer of 1sd4, who died Sunday, will be held today at the'Portland Crematorium at 2 P. M. Mrs. Cummings was widow of the late Ambrose S. Cummings. and sister-in-law of William ancW George C ummings. Mrs. Cree Burned With Gasoline. irs. J. fci. cree, of Fairvlew, was burned severely about the face and neck with gasoline on Monday while using the gasoline in cleaning parment. The garment was soaked in the gasoline which caught fire, the flames shooting into Mrs. Cree's face, file did not inhale the fire and will recover. Church Chorus Invites Singers. Invitations have been issued to singers . of the city asking them to join the chorus of the First Presbyterian Church, which will meet this evening at 8 o'clock in room H of the Church House. The chorus will give one of the big oratorios early In the Winter. 1 here Is no charge for membership, J. A. Finley will direct the singers. Interior Decorators Incorporate. Articles of Incorporation were filed with County Clerk Coffey yesterday by M. Elinor Riley to engage In a gen eral Interior deporating business and to deal in materials used in that work The capital stock is given as $5000 and incorporators are M. Elinor Riley, J. .V. Monteith and Joseph Roberts. Carpenters Complete Widow's Home. The home of Mrs. Campbell, widow of the late John Campbell, 85 "Williamette boulevard, was completed Sunday by several carpenters, who worked overtime to make the building comfortable for Mrs. Campbell and her criiitiren. Cemftery Association to Meet. 1 lie Brainard Cemetery Association will meet at Hamilton's chapel. Odd fellows' Hall, East Eightieth and Ollsan. Friday night at 8 o'clock. A J. Altman. president, has issued an urgent request for the members to at- tena, as vital business is to be trans- . acted. campaign Contest Time Limited. -inose wishing to compete in the cam paign essay contest on the effect of the Oregon Dry Amendment on In dustrial and economic conditions should send their contributions to 417 Dekum Duiioing Dy October 22. N t-AUFORNIAN-S MEET TUESDAY. The caniornia society of Oregon will mee . next luesnay at s o'clock in room A of the Public Library. An Unique pro gramme is being arranged by Dr. Wil liam O. Spencer and all Californians are coroiaiiy invited. AD CLUB TO HONOR K.IXO APPLE. Apple aa win be celebrated by the A1 uiun at its luncheon at the Port land Hotel today at noon. W. S. Kirk Patrick win be chairman of the day and the speakers will be J. E. Werlein ana timer oieg. -ik. nuaKsuM, rails cnaiet. open all Winter. House parties and week-end accommodations solicited. Phone long distance through Latourell. 0.-W. R. & is. train. aqv. Norman Bros., tailors, new establish Sheep Dealer Attempts Suicide. ! Rutherford H. Davis, a sheep dealer of Chicago, 38 years old, attempted suicide after a Bpree in the rear of a saloon at Third and Alder streets yes terday. He slashed his right wrist twice arM then used the pocket knife on his throat, narrowly missing the jugular" vein. Bystanders in the saloon prevented Davis from accomplishing his purpose. Patrolman Long took Davis to tha police station, whare a charge of disorderly conduct was lodged against him. In court yester day Davis said that ha had been drink ing heavily and was not in full con trol of his senses at the time of his attempted suicide. His case was con tinued to Wednesday. Unlicensed Dogs Cause 12 Arrests. Failure to provide licenses for their dogs caused the arrest of seven wo men and Ave men yesterday. They are: E. M. Stevens. 6356 Forty-fourth street Southeast: Pete Rinella, 568 East Seventeenth street; Joe Piazza, 666 East Seventeenth street; Mrs. A. E. Bryon, 552 Ainsworth avenue; Mrs. L. Reinig, 612 Tolman street; Mrs. H. W. Chrysler, 267 Columbia street; Mrs. W. R. Beatty, 1211 East Everett street; Mrs. R. Morrison, 691 Missouri street; J. J. Laytoh, 151 West Alberta street A. R. Lee, 314 East Sixty-third street North; Mrs. L. H. Grabe, 87 Stanton, and Mrs. L. E. Rinehart, 1313 East Fourteenth street North. ADMINISTRATION LETTERS FILED. Let' ters of administration were asked yes terday in the estate of Helen May, who died October 4, by Solomon and Philip Blumauer. The will, filed with the peti tion, shows the property of the de ceased to be (valued at approximately $100,000. This consists of a one-fourth interest in the estate of her late father. Simon Blumauer, valued at $95,000, one-half interest in the partnership business of Hexter & May, now being liquidated, $500, and personal property to the value of $4003. The - estate bequeathed to a daughter, Carrie Rossman, and a son, Clarence B. May. Boys Punisher Fined $5. Because he administered a whipping to three boys who invaded his prune orchard and took a quantity of fruit, George H. Warren, who lives at Forty-second and Simpson streets, waff brought before Judge Dayton In District Court yester day on a charge of assault and bat tery. The testimony showed that the irate orchardist had laid a horsewhip over the back of the lads, but in view of the aggravating circumstances, Judge Dayton assessed a fine only of $5. Injuries Fatal to Cyclist. Harry Gaither, 17 years old, who was struck and injured while riding a motorcycle at Seventeenth and Taylor streets by an auto-truck, died yesterday of his injuries at Good Samaritan Hospital. Gaither was a messenger for Powers & Estes drugstore and resided with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gaither, 549 Marshall street. An. autopsy was held late yesterday. An inquest will be held this afternoon. Auto Victim's Death to Be) Invebti gated. The District Attorney, Coroner and detectives have begun an in vestigation of the death of Earl Mc Naughton, 1163 Maryland avenue, who was struck and injured by an auto mobile alleged to have been driven by F. H. Adams, 963 Columbia boulevard, September 3. McNaughton died Mon day at Good Samaritan Hospital. The accident occurred at Gay street and Willamette boulevard. "Hoosiers" to Be Banquet Guests. 'Hoosiers" are invited to attend the banquet Saturday at the Hotel Port land in honor of the president of the Indiana W. C. T. U., Mrs. C. J Vayhinjer. L. M. Lepper will give the address of welcome. Mrs. G. L. Buland is chairman of the committee of rangements. Epworth Leagues to Hold Rally. There will be a rally of the Epworth Leagues of the City of Portland and environs in the Epworth League parlors of the First Methodist Church, Twelfth and Taylor streets, at 8 o'clock tonighL October Luncheon. At the Unl tarian chapel, Broadway and Yamhill Roast pork, apple sauce; fruit salad, pumpkin pie, hot rolls, coffee and other good things will be served today from 12 until 1 o clock. Adv. Bargain Day at People's Floral Shop, Second and Alder, Wednesday, Oct. 21, special reduction on ferns, all potted plants and cut flowers. Adv. The Store of 100 Per Cent Service. Business Men's Clothes For the man of affairs we've many splendid new suit styles hy the House of Kuppenheimer. Eng lish, semi-English, box and conservative models in fabrics that will exactly meet your ideas of what a business man should wear. "We're very QQpT strong in both suits and overcoats now at Pt) GUS KUHN, Pres. Successor to Steinbach & Co. Morrison at Fourth corvmoHT 1014 KUFPINHIIMCIt S.&H. Stamps Given. nual conference ot the Danish Lutheran Churches, which will open tomorrow night in Bethania Danish Lutheran Church, Union avenue and Morris street, to continue through the follow ing Tuesday. Rev. M. C. Jensen-Engholm, the local pastor, has completed, arrange ments for the entertainment of min isters and delegates. Rev. A. H. Jen son, of San Francisco, president, and Rev. A. B. Hanson, of Fresno, Cal., secretary, of the conference will be present. The conference includes Cali fornia, Oregon and Washington, but the denomination has a stronger hold In California than in Oregon and Washington., . WOMAN'S JXCHANGE. An excellent menu, from 11:30 to o'clock daily, at 186 Fifth st Adv. POLICE AID IS PROPOSED New System for Collecting License Revenue Offered by Mr. Bigelovr. Believing that it is Impossible for the city under its present system of col lecting licenses to get all the revenue It should, City Commissioner Bigelow will propose a system whereby the po lice bureau will co-operate in the prop osition. His proposal, which will be presented to the Council, will require policemen on all beats to investigate and report quarterly on all things on his beat which are subject to license tax. At present two men hfsve to handle the entire business of collecting licenses. It is said to be impossible for them to cover the ground. Webfoot oil dressing, for the hunters' shoes. Keeps the water ouL Ask the dealer." Adv. KNISPEL SEIZED AGAIN SOCIALIST ACCUSED OK TRYING TO IXCITB RIOT. Arrest Follows Alleged Vie of Foul Language Toward Detective In Presence of Women. Julius Knispel, street speaker. So cialist and advocate of prison reforms. was arersted by Detective Hellyer at First and Alder streets late yesterday after. It is alleged, Knispel had at tempted to incite a riot against the po lice officer. The arrest followed alleged slan derous attacks which Knispel has been making nightly at street meetings at which he called the .members of the Portland police force, individually and collectively, uncomplimentary names. Detective Hellyer, say witnesses,, ac cidentally came upon Knispel in the waiting-room at First and Alder streets. Knispel, it is said, in loud tones called upon those present to go out on the street, where he would "tell about the kind of a crook the police man was." Detective Hellyer warned Knispel to discontinue his shouting, and when the street speaker hurled violent and al leged foul epithets at Hellyer in the presence of several women, the detec tive struck Knispel two or three times In. the face. Knispel shouted for help, and, it is said, he attempted to incite riot against the detective. Hellyer took him to the police station and lodged a charge of disorderly conduct against Knispel. Knispel was arrested several weeks ago on evidence gathered by Detec tives Coleman, Snow Taekabery and Hellyer and was convicted by juries in the Municipal and (Circuit Courts on charges of retailing drugs. He ad mitted having used the drugs him self, but declared he had quit the prac tice. Knispel also is secretary of the Society for the Abolition of Capital Punishment. Peoples Theater Just Four Days More to see Robert Edeson in the Picturization of His Famous Stage Success "Where the PHYSICAL-DIRECTORS ELECT Lee, President, and Y. M. C. A. Man Will Go to National Council. P. W. Lee. physical director of the Portland Academy, has been elected president of the Oregon Physical Di rectors' Society. A M. Grilley, In charge of the ath letic work of the Portland Y. M. C. A. was chosen delegate to the National council, and will represent the Oregon society at several important meetings in the Jfc.ast. Bill Hayward, of the university of Oregon, was elected vice-president, and Miss Alberta Cory, of the Y. V. C. A., secretary. ORPHAN'S HOME- PLANNED Danish Lutheran Conference to on Proposition Here. Act Establishment of an orphans' home, consideration of missions and election Aeroplane" Quality and "Submarine" Prices Are fitting expressions when ap plied to the . MEN'S SUITS RAINCOATS OVERCOATS I sell at $14.75and$18.75 "The Elevator Saves You Money." trail Divides Enjoyed and Ap ' plauded By Thousands 10c ONLY 10c JIMMY DUNN 315-16-17 Oregonian Building, 6th and Alder. ELEVATOR TO' THIRD FLOOR. - u : r M ! ' l i: W III Ckj-L. 1 Uaait. ...... Jummmma 1 m fi -irjh GO ii VIA POK-ANE THE SCENIC LINE Mountains, Rivers, Lakes and Forests The NortH Bank Road Limited Trains Leave Portland 9:55 A. M, 7:25 P. M. These trains serve the great cities of the 'West Spokane, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Chicago, Omaha, Kansas City and St. Louis connect ing with all Eastern lines. The route of the f anions "Oriental Lim ited" via Great Northern, and "North Coast Limited" via North ern Paeifie. Observation cars, dining ears, parlor ears, standard, compart ment and tourist sleeping cart and first-class coaches. Full details, sleeping-car accommodations, tickets, etc., at : CITT TICKET OFFICE. F1tk ui Star Streets. ' ' NORTH BA It STATION. Tenth and Roy Streets. A. W. LAFFERTY Speaking: dates for tonight, which will be kept, rain or shine: SlOO P. M. l.t and Madison, AVrat Side. 8:13 p. MJ Hawthorne and Grand Tri., ' Kt Side. 8i30I.M. Hawthorne ave. and K. Ota. Si4SP. M. Hawthorne ave. and K. 13th lOO P. M. Hawthorne ave. and B. SOth. SilSP-M. Hawthorne and Marguerite. 8s30 P. M. Hawthorne ave. and I-:. 43d. 45 P. M. Hawthorne ave. and E. 40th. A. W. LAFFERTY, 733-736 Pittock Block. (Paid advertisement.) F'W'BALTES & COMPANY FINE PRINTING First and Oak Streets Telephones: Main t6? ' Aii6? BEER IS NOT ALCOHOL Beer is the combined extract of malt and hops Malt builds up tissue Hops is an invigorating tonic. Beer contains natural carbonic acid gas, which . gives it. sparkling effervescence. Beer contains 3V2 to 4 per cent of alcohol developed by natural fermentation, just enough to pre serve it. Phones: Slain 72, A 1172 Henry Weinhard Brewery Portland, Oregon HE PORTLAND GRILL the most appetizing foods the most refined service. A delightful din ing place before theater or lec ture a snug, cozy retreat when the clock's long fingers point upward. A place of refinement. You'll enjoy the music it satisfies The'Portland Hotel J;Ka.rrJ r HOTEL pi SAN FRANCISCO Ceanr Street, bovo Union Square European Plan $1.50 a-daj up American Plan $3.50 a day at Newiteelaad concrete structure. Third addition of aundred rooms just com pleted. Every modern convenience. Moderate rates. Center of theatre and retail district. On car lines transfer ring all over city. Electrlo omnibus meets trains and steamers. Hop Growers desiring t6 corporate for mutual pro tection with California srrowerw are re quested to communicate with M-indocino Hopgrrowers Association, Geo. Hewlett, v ice-Tesiaent. tiopiana. auiornia. CCHWAB PRINTING CO. OBEN F.GREENE. PRESIDENT 245t STARK STREET PRICE OUR diamonds msm J- THIS You Will Find It Will Pay You .... Tl" lVrvrf rvn?a Hotel of quality, combining; the ideal 1 I1C llUriUUia homeJife with the perfect hotel serv- iee and eomfort at pleasingly economical rates, both American and European plan, visit our beautiful grill. Table d'hote dinner 6 -.00 till 7:30, 75. . Entrance on both 11th and Washington Streets. xSMt i for vvhafe A President of the United States in giving advice on the subject of read ing books, said: "It isn't the harm that you'll find in trashy books. It is what you will not find in them." And so it is with breakfast Mush. Mush made of Roman Meal is nature's food for youth, maturity and old age containing whole wheat, rye and deodorized flax, with all their native strength elements left in, not ex hausted by over-refining. tremely delicious by allowing a small piece of butter to melt in the mush when served. Roman Meal, pound for pound, has a greater food value than meats. Roman Meal comes in a full 3 lb. package and costs 8c per pound. Roman Meal makes Mush is a fine palatable dish without the "trimmings." Its natural nutty flavor makes a superior appeal to the palate. You can serve Roman Meal Mush with cream to which you need add only a com paratively small amount of sugar. Some prefer it without sngar. Others find it ex- A Most Palatable Breakfast Mash Digestible and Nutty-flavored Hotcakes Delightful Cookies, Muffins, Gingerbread and Puddings Also Fruitrocks, the semi-confection for the growing child. More than that Roman Meal BANISHES CONSTIPATION IMPROVES DIGESTION by supplying the necessary bulk to promote the' natural muscular move, menta of the bowela, the deodorized flax supplying a natural lubricant. Your own doctor will know about Roman Meal; ask him. The most persistant and stubborn cases of constipation are positively regulated by the use of Roman Meal. Recipes on every package. The price is 25c for full 3 lb. package. You will never be without it after a single trial. AT ALL GROCERS Insist on your grocer mupplying you tvith Roman Meal Bread Baked exclusively by the Log Cabin Bikir.3 Or. ment jn. w. isau. Bank bldg. Adv. of ofiicers will take place at the an